Shane Borrowman, Stuart Brown, Thomas Miller

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• Section I : Personal and Professional Histories of Rhetoric and Composition 1. Road Rhetoric--Recollecting, Recomposing, Remaneuvering, Living Rhetoric and Composition: Stories of the Discipline. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1998. 75-86. Theresa Enos 2. The Rhetoric Revival, the Process Revolution, and the Difference Eight Years Makes: Revisiting Histories of the Emergence of Composition-Rhetoric as an Academic Discipline David Fleming 3. It Still Takes an Agora: Four Classical Decrees for Designing Online Teaching and Global Learning Hugh Burns 4. The Impossible Rhetoric: The Impossible Composition Susan Miller 5. Section One Reflection: What’s Rhetorical in Composition? Thomas Miller II: The Place of Rhetoric in Graduate Programs 6. How Seriously Are We Taking Professionalization? A Report on Graduate Curricula in Rhetoric and Composition. Rhetoric Review 25.2 (2006): 1-7. Karen Peirce and Theresa Enos 7. Rhetoric: The Cornerstone of a Graduate Program Janice Lauer 8.Globalization, New(er) Rhetorics, and the Necessary Centrality of Both to Graduate Studies in Composition Darin Payne 9. Section Two Reflection: Traveling Time’s Arrow in Rhetoric and Composition: The Janus Face of Doctoral Education Louise Wetherbee Phelps IV: Engendering Rhetoric 10. Mentoring--and (Wo)mentoring--in Composition Studies. Academic Advancement in Composition Studies: Scholarship, Publication, Promotion, Tenure. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1997. 137-45. Theresa Enos 11. Theorizing Service, Servicing Theory Julie Marie Jung 12. Constructing History in a Film About Rhetoric: The Black Female Chorus in Good Night, and Good Luck John Schilb 13. Section Three Reflection: Reflecting upon Engendering Rhetoric Andrea Lunsford V: Civic Rhetorics 14. A Call for Comity. Beyond Postprocess and Postmodernism: Essays on the Spaciousness of Rhetoric. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 2002. 131-57. Theresa Enos 15. The Secret Composition Practices of the Ancient Spartans: A Study of Non-Civic Classical Rhetoric Richard Leo Enos 16. Breast Cancer Discourses and the (Dis)articulation of Rhetorical Action Elizabeth Ervin 17. Section Four Reflection: Three Chances to Think Both/And Peter Elbow V1: Rhetoric beyond the Academy 18. Eternal Golden Braid: Rhetor as Audience, Audience as Rhetor Theresa Enos 19. In Search of Comity Kathleen Blake Yancey 20. Do the Right Thing: The Ethos of Pathos in Environmentalists’ Direct Mail Solicitations Stuart Brown & L.A. Coutant 21. Pure Rhetoric Sharon Crowley 22. It Got Me Thinking: Generative Ethos and (Re)Action Sarah Perrault VII Star Struck but Unfazed: An Interview with Theresa Jarnagin Enos Shane Borrowman

Shane Borrowman, Stuart Brown, Thomas Miller

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• Section I : Personal and Professional Histories of Rhetoric and Composition 1. Road Rhetoric--Recollecting, Recomposing, Remaneuvering, Living Rhetoric and Composition: Stories of the Discipline. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1998. 75-86. Theresa Enos 2. The Rhetoric Revival, the Process Revolution, and the Difference Eight Years Makes: Revisiting Histories of the Emergence of Composition-Rhetoric as an Academic Discipline David Fleming 3. It Still Takes an Agora: Four Classical Decrees for Designing Online Teaching and Global Learning Hugh Burns 4. The Impossible Rhetoric: The Impossible Composition Susan Miller 5. Section One Reflection: What’s Rhetorical in Composition? Thomas Miller II: The Place of Rhetoric in Graduate Programs 6. How Seriously Are We Taking Professionalization? A Report on Graduate Curricula in Rhetoric and Composition. Rhetoric Review 25.2 (2006): 1-7. Karen Peirce and Theresa Enos 7. Rhetoric: The Cornerstone of a Graduate Program Janice Lauer 8.Globalization, New(er) Rhetorics, and the Necessary Centrality of Both to Graduate Studies in Composition Darin Payne 9. Section Two Reflection: Traveling Time’s Arrow in Rhetoric and Composition: The Janus Face of Doctoral Education Louise Wetherbee Phelps IV: Engendering Rhetoric 10. Mentoring--and (Wo)mentoring--in Composition Studies. Academic Advancement in Composition Studies: Scholarship, Publication, Promotion, Tenure. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 1997. 137-45. Theresa Enos 11. Theorizing Service, Servicing Theory Julie Marie Jung 12. Constructing History in a Film About Rhetoric: The Black Female Chorus in Good Night, and Good Luck John Schilb 13. Section Three Reflection: Reflecting upon Engendering Rhetoric Andrea Lunsford V: Civic Rhetorics 14. A Call for Comity. Beyond Postprocess and Postmodernism: Essays on the Spaciousness of Rhetoric. Mahwah, NJ: Erlbaum, 2002. 131-57. Theresa Enos 15. The Secret Composition Practices of the Ancient Spartans: A Study of Non-Civic Classical Rhetoric Richard Leo Enos 16. Breast Cancer Discourses and the (Dis)articulation of Rhetorical Action Elizabeth Ervin 17. Section Four Reflection: Three Chances to Think Both/And Peter Elbow V1: Rhetoric beyond the Academy 18. Eternal Golden Braid: Rhetor as Audience, Audience as Rhetor Theresa Enos 19. In Search of Comity Kathleen Blake Yancey 20. Do the Right Thing: The Ethos of Pathos in Environmentalists’ Direct Mail Solicitations Stuart Brown & L.A. Coutant 21. Pure Rhetoric Sharon Crowley 22. It Got Me Thinking: Generative Ethos and (Re)Action Sarah Perrault VII Star Struck but Unfazed: An Interview with Theresa Jarnagin Enos Shane Borrowman